Sentence examples for framework for the provision from inspiring English sources

The National Assistance Act of 1948 established a framework for the provision of means-tested social security benefits for all of Great Britain.

"These measures privilege private sector solutions but also include a solid framework for the provision of government support in case of need, in line with state aid rules," the statement said.

The extensive work of the Law Commission (which reported last year) has demonstrated the scope and scale of the change required to "create a clear, modern and effective legal framework for the provision of adult social care both now and for the future".

The appropriate framework for the provision of climate data and services has recently been a concern of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) exemplified by the release of the Global Framework for Climate Services [44].

The 2014 State of the World's Midwifery report included a new framework for the provision of woman-centred sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn and adolescent health care, known as the Midwifery2030 Pathway.

Despite previous advice from the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, which suggested that consideration should be given to consumption rooms where users can inject safely under supervision and gain access to support, the Home Office told VICE: "There is no legal framework for the provision of Drug Consumption Rooms in the UK and we have no plans to introduce them".

In this paper, we develop an interdisciplinary agent-based framework for studying the provision of forest ecosystem goods and services (ES) at the landscape level.

The Government Procurement Service (GPS) has awarded technology services company Logica a framework contract for the provision of human resources, payroll and finance services to central government.

We therefore first examined the concrete formulations at the federal level that set up the framework for the respective provisions regarding the special fees at the state level.

When the U.S. National Science Foundation decommission its NSFNET backbone and provided a framework for the competitive provisioning of Internet backbone service in the United States, market economics became the critical path for Internet development.

Since contracting out has become common practice in urban green-space management, it is now a key challenge to develop well-functioning frameworks for managing the provision of outsourced green-space maintenance.